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Level 6
: 10,000/20,000, 3,000 ante
We arrived to find Rono Lo and Phil Ivey looking down at a board of 
with about 1.5 million already in the middle. Lo checked over to Ivey and Ivey announced an all in bet. Lo sat pondering a call for his tournament life for well over a minute before deciding to release his cards.
With this hit, Lo is down to about 1.35 million in chips. Ivey, who is hot off of his 10th WSOP bracelet win, is now up to about 4.07 million in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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4,070,000
390,000
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390,000 |
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|
1,350,000
-900,000
|
-900,000 |
, and he fired out 220,000. The German tank-called, bringing the pot to around 800,000, and the river was a fourth club - the 
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. With a substantial amount of chips already in the middle, Scott Seiver sat pondering a call.
completed the board, Reinkemeier fired out another 450,000, and Polk tank-called.
for a pair of deuces, and Polk was awarded the pot with 
for trip kings.
when Tony Gregg had put out a bet worth 311,000.
, and the action checked to Hall, who fired out 150,000. Only Gruissem called.
completed the board. Gruissem checked, Hall tossed out four canary T100,000 chips, and the German looked like he was about to muck. At the last moment he let go of his cards, and tossed in a lavender T250,000 chip.
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flop, Stanley Choi was first to act against Phil Galfond. Choi fired a bet of 200,000, and Galfond went into the tank. Eventually, Galfond announced that he was all in.
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